Mexico gained independence from spain in 1821 as the result of a
a. peaceful protest.
b. revolt against the spanish government.
c. treaty between spain and france.
d. free-trade agreement.

The correct answer is B.

The revolt against the Spanish, known as Mexican War of Independence, was an armed conflict that led, in 1821, to the supression of the Spanish dominance over the territories comprised in the Viceroyalty of New Spain. This movement that sought for independence was inspired in the principles developed by the European Enlightment philosophers, and by the former and sucessful French and American revolutions.

Mexico gained independence from Spain in 1821 as the result of a Revolt against the Spanish government.

Further Explanation:

Spain and Mexico were the opponents during Mexico war of Independence. This war was fought in different phases and different regions of Spanish colonies which is also known as New Spain. The colonial regime of Spain was not expecting the size and duration of this insurgency which started from the Bajio region and spread to the Pacific and coasts of Gulf. The momentum of this independence was so quick that it saw the collapse of government which was then ruling Mexico and eventually then came the treaty of Cordoba because of which this conflict Ended. Even after its defeat in the City of Mexico, There were small groups of Rebels who met in some of the other cities of New Spain in order to continue their movement against colonial rule. The change of mind of these elite rebel groups came because of the reinstatement of the liberal constitution of Cadiz. This was supported by both aristocracy and clergy of New Spain. Mexico gained independence from Spain in 1821 as the result of a Revolt against the Spanish government.

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Answer Details:  

Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: Mexican Independence

Keywords: Mexico, Spain, Revolt, Rebel, Cordoba, Government, Independence, Gulf, Pacific, Treaty